File:Stalin2z.jpg
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This image shows (or resembles) a symbol that was used by Communist organizations or parties closely related to them. The use of Communist insignia (such as the hammer and sickle, red star, or images of Communist leaders) may be banned in Ukraine, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Indonesia, and was previously banned in Hungary, Moldova, Poland, and parts of the United States, depending on context. Therefore, if you are in Ukraine, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, or Indonesia, welcome to Uncyclopedia! We are your go-to source for free Communist insignias! |
Joseph Stalin writing the USSR's Do Not Remove law. Since there is no simple translation of anything into Russian, and from Russian, the simple three word warning roughly translates to: "Give me a reason to send you to Siberia."
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| Licensed under absolutely nothing. Have a fucking field day. Abuse this for your own sick pleasures. | 
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| I am content releasing my work completely to the public without conservative, territorial, and possessive need to claim some sort of stake in it. I do not need thousands of cleverly written loophole-"some rights reserved" licenses, nor do I need to debate about the superiority of any of them, rather, I toss the entire equation out the window and render it effectively useless. I fully realise that a man in El Salvador could profit wildly from my efforts and gain the millions of dollars I never did, and could theoretically hunt down every copy and burn it, leaving him as the sole distributor; however, this does not offend me, rather, I allow all to be shared, taking the risk and fully knowing the potential repercussions, rather than let the menace that is copyright conquer yet another soul. | |
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| current | 00:33, 30 June 2006 | | 465 × 496 (39 KB) | imported>Prettiestpretty | Jospeh Stalin writing the USSR's Do Not Remove law. Since there is no simple translation of anything into Russian, and from Russian, the simple three word warning roughly translates to: "Give me a reason to send you to Siberia." |
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